Automated AI review
This toggle controls the global automation behavior for your account.- Enabled (On): The system automatically runs the configured AI workflow for every new business verification.
- Disabled (Off): The AI workflow will not run automatically; verifications may need manual initiation.
This feature only functions if you have completed the setup in the AI reviewer configuration section.
AI reviewer configuration
This section serves as the access point for your validation logic.- Action: Click Edit (pencil icon) to open the configuration modal.
- Purpose: Use this to define your specific comparison rules, data sources, and final decision criteria (e.g., Approve vs. Flag for investigation).
Requirement: You must configure these rules at least once to enable the Automated AI review toggle above.
Ai Reviewer workf flow
Setting Up Comparison Rules
To configure the reviewer, access the AI reviewer modal. You can create a sequence of validation checks (rules). The starting point of configuring the AI Reviewer is the “Choose a task” menu. This menu is divided into two primary categories, allowing you to tell the AI exactly what information to review, compare, or validate.Data Comparison
These tasks instruct the AI to cross-reference user-submitted data against trusted external sources to ensure accuracy. You can configure comparisons for the following entities:- Company details
- Director details
- Representative details
- UBO (Ultimate Beneficial Owner) details
- Individual shareholder details
- Company shareholder details
Fraud Prevention
These tasks instruct the AI to run security and compliance checks. Available tasks include:- AML (Anti-Money Laundering) checks
- Identity verification
- Address verification & Address audit
- Website audit
- VAT & EIN verification
- Proof of address
2. The Rules Flow Builder
Once you select a task, you enter the AI Reviewer Modal. This screen is split into two main sections:- The Rules Flow (Left Sidebar): This acts as your sequence builder. It displays a numbered timeline of your configured checks (e.g., Step 1, Step 2, Step 3). You can string multiple tasks together.
- Add a Rule: Click the + icon to add a new step to your sequence.
- Final Action: The flow always ends with a Final action step. Here, you must define how the system reacts based on the results of your sequence:
- When all tasks have accepted outcome: Define the action taken if every rule passes successfully (e.g., set to Approve company).
- When any task has unaccepted outcome: Define the action taken if even one rule fails or returns a mismatch (e.g., set to Flag for investigation).
- The Configuration Panel (Right Side): This is where you define the specific parameters for the currently selected step in your Rules Flow.
3. Configuring a “Data Comparison” Task
When you select a Data Comparison task (such as “Company details comparison”), the configuration panel requires you to define three key parametersData to compare
The available options are
The available options are
- Registration number- Country- Region- Type (Company legal form)- Phone- Website- Email- Brand names- Activity code- TIN (Tax Identification Number)- Operating address- Postal address- Postcode- Street- City- All fields (Compares every available data point)
Data Sources
You can validate the selected data fields against the following reports and documents.The available Data Sources
The available Data Sources
- Credit bureau report- GOV registers report- SOS filings report (Secretary of State)- AI generated report- GOV registers filings report- Uploaded document
Accepted outcomes
Define how strict the AI needs to be when comparing the submitted data to the source data.- Require full match: Data must be exactly identical.
- Partial match: Slight variations are accepted (e.g., “Inc.” vs “Incorporated”).
4. Configuring a “Fraud Prevention” Task
When you select a Fraud Prevention task, the configuration panel shifts to parameters relevant to background checks, document validation, and security auditing. The specific configuration fields depend entirely on the task selected:AML (Anti-Money Laundering)
- Entities to analyze: Company, Director, Representative, UBO, Individual shareholder, Company shareholder.
- Accepted outcome:
- No flags: The check must return completely clear with no warnings.
- False positive: Allows the flow to proceed if a flag was raised but is deemed a known false positive by the system.
Identity Verification
- Entities to analyze: Limited to physical individuals (Director, Representative, UBO, Individual shareholder).
Proof of Address
- Entities to analyze: Company, Director, Representative, UBO, Individual shareholder, Company shareholder.
- Accepted outcome: Match.
Address Verification
- Accepted outcome: Verified, Partially verified.
Address Audit & Website Audit
These audits evaluate the inherent risk levels associated with the provided address or website.- Accepted outcome (Risk Tolerance): Very low, Low, Medium, High, Very high.
VAT & EIN Verification
- Accepted outcome: Verified, Not checked.
5. Configuring Final Actions
Once your comparison rules are set, you must define how the system reacts to the results in the Final action section.- When all tasks have accepted outcome Define the action taken if every rule passes successfully (e.g., set to Approve company).
- ** When any task has unaccepted outcome** Define the action taken if even one rule fails or returns a mismatch (e.g., set to Flag for investigation).
Navigation and Validation
- Disabled Buttons: The
NextorUpdatebuttons at the bottom of the screen will remain disabled until all required fields in the current configuration card are filled out correctly. - Error States: If you leave a required dropdown blank or input invalid data, the field will highlight in red with a warning icon () to indicate that your attention is needed.
- Updating the Flow: Once a card is valid, clicking
Nextwill add it to your Rules Flow on the left, allowing you to build the next step or configure your Final Action.